Television

NBC’s "Meet the Press," one of the Sunday morning news dinosaurs, is trying to change its image... with Luke Russert and Joe Scarborough?

Television is a writer’s medium, and that can limit the creativity of a show’s director. But times are changing.

It wasn’t the grilled-cheese sandwiches making viewers feel queasy after this episode—it was the show’s gimmicks

The rise of high definition has also reduced the value of old shows. Enter a forgotten hero: DVDs.

Jaime Weinman and Adrian Lee talk about the tyranny of the author and the nature of intent in TV

Finally, everything an Amazing Race episode should have: U-Turns, betrayal, comedy, and romance

The moments, misspeaks and make-outs that everyone’s talking about from TV’s big night

The Emmys are on Monday. See how your picks align with our critics’.

How a reality show all about baking—instead of bickering or backstory—became a proxy for an uncertain United Kingdom

The reality show works to define itself as an identity-building institution, as one team struggles with our second language